What to copy:

• This ad has a text book implementation of the A.I.D.A approach to copy.
• First, it captures Attention simply and effectively – “Getting a nudge that a side hustle is in your future? ✨”. Talking to a future dream of your audience is a great opening hook for an ad.
• This instantly positions your audience. It lets them know they are in the right place.
• The attention is maintained by describing key elements of the future dream. Getting into specific details – “finest pair of yoga pants”, “Investing your time in your dreams instead of someone else’s”, “feeling excited to check your bank account”. 
• When you describe, in detail, your audience’s deepest dreams, you draw them into your story and set them up to want to take the action you desire
• Next up is the Interest section. People find stats and numbers interesting. This is also a good section to establish authority. Amy achieves this by telling us she started her side hustle 13 years ago and has helped 46,000 entrepreneurs build the business of their dreams.
• In addition to provoking interest, Amy establishes authority but also provides us with social proof.
• Great use of emojis throughout the ad. Emojis make the ad more exciting and easy to read. Avoid overuse, but a liberal sprinkle of well throughout emojis will increase your ads’ conversion rates.
• Scarcity established with “new limited-time course”
• Next, Amy builds Desire. I love this line – “Ready to trade daydreams for a proven step-by-step process for less than it costs to order take out on your lunch break?”
• From fluffy to concrete – daydreams to a proven step-by-step process. People want proven step-by-step processes. This is a phrase we use a lot in our ad copy to great effect.
• “less than it costs to order take out on your lunch break”. Every time you can position a cost relative to a perceived low-cost daily item, it will increase conversions.
• And finally, Action. Amy is very clear about what people get once they register, the timelines to delivery, and a bonus that answers the specific objection of “I don’t know how to quit my job”. The two link sandwich is an approach we implement in most ads. Give them a direct Call To Action, reiterate some key elements of the offer, and then provide another call to action.

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SWIPE FILE – 0033 – Amy Porterfield – Facebook Ad to Masterclass